BBC Alba Sunday

BBC Alba joins Radio nan Gàidheal, the BBC's Gaelic language radio service

There’s a fly in the den and Fuigheag is in pursuit of it. Nothing will stop him - Fuigheag is never still unless he’s sleeping

Boban has fun being captain of a rowing boat. But what of Fuigheag?

Hari the hippo sets off on an adventure in the mountains as he goes in search of a snowboard

When Gasta and his friends hear banging noises, they have no idea what it is. Whatever it is, it’s coming from Gasta’s garden

Wildlife-themed tales for younger viewers. A flying branch appears at bedtime - where on earth did it come from?

Linda tasks Meaban and Moo with finding square-shaped items

An octopus reveals how wise they are, how they can taste things through their feet and how scientists believe that they have been around for five million years

Pompon misses the sun rising as he has to clean his teeth

The Catatumbo Storm expands rapidly. As it is unclear what has caused it, the Neachdan must investigate to find out what's behind it

The teachers are away for a whole day. The saying 'When the cat is away, the little cats and the dog will play' soon applies

The CBBC ALBA presenters love a good challenge, but who will emerge victorious as Daniel joins them?

Flòraidh’s room is a mess and her book has been stolen. She worries it may be the work of a ghost

When Troig is mean about the twins’ singing, they decide to go in search of folk who’ll appreciate their talents

Local, national and international news and information

The week's local, national and international news highlights

Iain MacKinnon presents a mix of hymns, psalms and readings from Coats in Paisley

Kate Macleod explores her beloved homeland of Uig, visiting the island of Little Bernera, kayaking with seals and swimming in the clear waters around the island that she loves

Ramsey MacMahon is joined for a woodland walk south of Loch Ness by broadcaster Mairi Rodgers who shares stories about love, family and work

Part two of two. A winter with the residents on the island of Canna, home to just 16 residents, offering a heartwarming insight into a close community

Mary Ann Kennedy presents music by Mec Lir, Allison de Groot and Tatiana Hargreaves, Beth Malcolm and Rachel Walker and Aaron Jones

How the members of La Brise de Mer became undisputed masters in the art of hold-ups. Newcomers who joined its ranks, formed an alliance that ushered the gang into a new era

The Gary Sutherland Ceilidh Band performing a lively set of jigs at the Trad Awards 2021

BBC Alba joins Radio nan Gàidheal, the BBC's Gaelic language radio service

BBC Alba joins Radio nan Gàidheal, the BBC's Gaelic language radio service